University Gallery presents a trio of exhibitions by MUSE faculty and students to draw attention to ideas, individuals, and cultural and artistic forms that are worthy of further examination. They merit surfacing. 

Join RIT Libraries, Women in Technology, and the College of Liberal Arts for this semester's Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Exploring the Information Age! The goal of this year's event is to boost the inclusion of traditionally underrepresented communities on Wikipedia. Take part in writing or editing articles about notable women in tech, LGBTQIA+ communities and people in computing, or any related topic on the information age.

The Connect Grants program awards mini-grants to support faculty career development, advancement, and academic unit-level culture change initiatives.

Chemistry and Materials Science Seminar

Imaging Science Ph.D. Defense

The Annual IEEE Rochester Joint Chapters Meeting (JCM) is coming up on March 25 at the RIT Inn & Conference Center

Dr. Robert Muharremi and returning students will talk about their experience with the program and what it offers. This program provides international leadership and peace-building seminars taught by practitioners and academics. The program has both under-graduate and graduate courses on peacekeeping, conflict transformation, war, diplomacy, state-building, genocide studies, transitional justice, terrorism, political violence, and many other areas. It helps equip students with the necessary skills for careers in government, international organizations, think tanks, and academia.

In this interactive workshop, you'll learn practical strategies to clearly and confidently communicate your research to a general audience in both a longer and shorter form presentation style. We’ll cover key aspects of structure, preparation, delivery, and language to help you make your research accessible and engaging. Whether you're preparing for a conference, job interview, or casual conversation, this workshop will equip you with the tools to share your work with impact.

Join us every Tuesday for a different rotating event of Dinner Dialogue, Spiritual Trauma Bible Study, Worship, Music and Meaning, and Game Night.

Join WE@RIT (Women in Engineering) as well as Assistant Director of Title IX and Clery Compliance, Darci Lane, in this interactive workshop focused on honing your assertive communication skills.  Hopefully you never experience harassment or discrimination; but what if you do?  In this presentation we will examine the most effective ways to handle such a situation, including workshopping responses to example scenarios.  We will also cover available campus resources.  

Please join us as two businesses: L3Harris and Stroud International, visit campus to talk about their supply chain operations and recruit students for jobs and internships. This event is being run by the ASCM@RIT student organization. Free pizza will be available!

The Vignelli Center for Design Studies presents Hector Silva, founder of Advanced Design, for its Design Conversations Lecture Series. 

Are you curious about the innovative research happening in the college?

Prospective sign language interpreting first-year and transfer students and their families are invited to participate in our virtual information session.

Deaf Hub presents the BIPOC Empowerment in Health Care and Biomedical Science Workshop to discuss different resources, take networking opportunities, and find support. This workshop is led by LeeAnne Valentine, MS, MFT, Deaf Hub’s Director of Representation in Health Care and Biomedical Science and interpreting services have been requested.

University Gallery presents a trio of exhibitions by MUSE faculty and students to draw attention to ideas, individuals, and cultural and artistic forms that are worthy of further examination. They merit surfacing. 

Mindy Magyar, associate professor, Industrial Design, College of Art and Design presents Woven by Design, a seating collection deeply rooted in the rich tradition of Mi’kmaw black ash basketry.

*These open house events have been canceled due to Vignelli Center for Design Studies undergoing infrastructure improvements, which are anticipated to be completed in May 2025.

Please join us on Wednesdays from 11: 30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for conversations in ASL with faculty/staff and students in Wallace Library (in the lounge next to classroom 1660). No registration is required. Bring your lunch. 

Having a ruff day? Your favorite furry friends are back! Stop by the Fireside Lounge to de-stress with therapy dogs.